Example of creating a directory:
$fp=ftp_connect('localhost');
if(ftp_login($fp, $ftpuser, $ftppass)) {
if(ftp_mkdir($fp, $ftpbasedir .'members/'.$iid)) {
/*if(!ftp_site($fp, 'chmod 0777 '.$ftpbasedir .'members/'.$iid)) die('Could not change permission on user directory (chmod 0777 '.$ftpbasedir .'members/'.$iid.')!'); this would not work for you*/
} else {
die('Could not create directory, user directory not created!');
}
} else {
die('Could not login, user directory not created!');
}
I had to create directory with ftp so I could later open it using opendir(). Because chmod does not work for you you will have to even create files using ftp functions.
Stratis Aftousmis wrote:
--- Marek Kilimajer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Optionaly you can use ftp functions to create files and directories.
Will that get rid of the parmission's problem? Can you explain a little?
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